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I.el I ’ m Send You the P erfection
Booklet
It tells the whole story and gives
full directions. Make tests with
free sam ple.
- r e h p d i» :
| 18 extended to everyone.
< u
of G reabam pay« 6 p ar
^ r a . I. McColl of N ew norf
on tim e dep oalt»,— A dv. visited th e ea rly p a rt of the week w i t h
Storage, Storage
F o r sto rag e see B urten
tir e s nam
h a n , , pnone
phone 1-111.
14».
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you are not satisfied ”
ffuaran
accompanying all sales; “Our goods if
W h l h e a L v ° 7 eSy
Attenti° n by 2°th CentUr> salespeople.
A c r d u .T r , “ ™
Empire Hann, w e ll
. \ ,r a ' “ 1 MrK G eorge L eslie and Mrs
W alrad i A’ fieTel vlsl‘ed over th e w eek-end ,t
I Lebanon with O rland Zeek an d fam , '
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ï > ) Presbyterian
F tl
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Church
( hlirCh
(Smith Memorial)
or past record, such stores should be safe place for the future.
SATLRDAY
Window f leuuftig
,, p m/?,her' Mrs E L innem ann. Mrs.
k o r ex p ert window cleaning see S McCo1’ 18 afflicted w ith c a ta ra c ts and
Browti* f r e s h e8Ve h°rd *rs w ith Jo h n ‘ an” ‘
P o rtlan d ‘o co n su lt an eve
u ro w n , G resham , phone 2501.
| specialist.
’e
1 erfection” P la ste r W allboard is
Ideal because it Is BEAL PLA S­
T E R in easily handled form Won’t
w arp or crack, It's fireproof, w ater­
proof and insect proof. Can he cal-
cirnined, painted or papered. It's
good looking and perm anent.
M lu V>
1 Food St^fT "f 7 ' St° res have these accomP,ishments to their credit
I « ' ' " ■ » » » I I I b . P -M u r«
tb .
„ p „ „ „,
, « ata, and the unm aaking. which al-
T he B ank of Greabam pays 6 per I (? w*yB
errn iien
t
? ? * .a atroraa
®o r**s m uch tn
nierrm
ient.
The
cent in te re st on tim e deposit«.—-Ad» {»Bowing invitation has been issu.-d
h , ,
7 " " at onal se rYlcee will be
' I " t ° i tU“ t a ' ld “*a “k Your presence
h ? .* ‘Wd F e ,' OW8 hal1 S«nd«y.
tv “w J iT ? g rt Ce ° Ur H allow e'en par- ? C‘° b<!r 28 at 2:30 ” ’ m P reach in g bv
is Vi.n it augh ? nd we 11 P>ay an long R F P itta, p asto r of th e C o ttrell c o n .
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AND MONDAY WE OFFER
cu red , 10-12 size, by the w h ole ham , lb ......... 28c
K ojal Garden Tea, most
delicious, half pound ....4JJe
, ) e ,,G?OO n te ,
rrOSl’Jr COr»’
85c Cop Corn, year old, 2 lbs 15,
25(
4 p o u n d s............
• ia n s
.................... #l.nn
I referred
Stock
o
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Lilv
nf
tk«
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n
......... ..... - .....
. ’ ° f thC V a,ley C a t’ “ P’ f“ « Pi"'»- - e h
25,
Kaisins, Suit Maid or Del-
•Sun Maid or Ih-l Monte
Monte, fresh, seeded,
Seedless, 15 oz. pkgs,
--15 oz. package ........25c
Bu,k S u,,a,‘«S ’» lbs fo r... 55,
Fresh Sweet Rolled Oats
in bulk, 5 pounds..... 25c Camel Dates, pkg
!»c
Pure Cocoa in bulk, lbs.. 25c
ly
The Zeeks have recen tly moved
, m ,Ih e ,r farm n e a r L ebanon into
/ o w n m o rd er to p lace th e ir two
J d au g h ter« In the high school a t th at
place.
Mrs. Lucy O sborne and the Rev A
♦h.BpaCit,enbUry
wife w ere amor>e
KEV. E. R. I). HOLLENSTED, th e P o rtlan d people w ho cam e to at-
M in is te r
’
‘{■"fi ‘he chicken d in n er and social at
JO N E S L U M B E R C O .
SUNDAY SCHOOL H< 1-8
th e M ethodist ch u rch la st night.
G resham , Oregon.
. m orning w o rts, hp
n a m
A sk a tin g p a rty w as held a t the
H elpful — R estful — In sp irin g
Oaks rin k last W ednesday evening in
celeb ratio n of th e b irth d av of H L
Cnino*, extra large,
Mr Cm rA, ,T h° Se ,al“ ng Pflrt be8id(‘s
t-’-o pack, pound
22c Matches, “Good” Brand,
10c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs
lr. S t.C la ir w ere Mrs. S t.C la ir Mr
5 boxes for................... »5c
Now Crop W alnuts,
I w " v r u L e’ " e 8 t C , a , r ’ Mr. an d M rs.'
Iowa Corn, 1923 pack
soft
shell,
lb.........
W. k. Honey, Miss F lo ren ce Honey
• cans 25c, 6 fo r........... 7oc Soap, Mblte Wonder or
j and Miss Emma B. Johnson. On the
Lr.
,
-» M -o r
,u,.
Royal Uhi
White, « bars....25c
re tu rn hom e th e p a rty stopped a t the
H oney hom e for lig h t refresh m en ts.
Sweet Oranges, doz.
Mrs. A nna E ngels, who has been for
Celery, lrg bunches
- dozen, 288 size
35,. Crisp
several m onths In P o rtlan d w ith her
O n Sale I ntil W ednesday
Cranberries, McFarland
-
for
..
,
d au g h ter. Mrs. G ertie P erso n s, is
lb. . 18e,
18e, 2 2 lb
lbs.
o n -r ij z>r, W
T
u Brand,
ra n d -lb
s. ;i5c
«Bain In G resham w ith Mrs. John
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Bliss, an o th e r dau g h ter.
¡a lly priced , pound 33c, 3 p o u n d s ^ ? 6 m ° 8t p articuIar’ S Pec
A special p ro g ram com m em orating
k ra n c e s E. W illard w ill be given a t
th e high school th is noon. T he Rev
G resham , Oregon
C O N V E N IE N T L Y LOCATE!)
H. R. G ebhardt will be th e p rin cip al
sp eak er.
Hallowe'en Goods Headquarters, nothing over 15c
P rin c ip a l C. M. Q u lck sall of the
G resham g g rad
ra u e e school
school says
says th
th a a t t he
he I F ra n k
has ju st com pleted two
as been
rrec tly
tly quoted as to H®°-ton a»«W for H. 0 . M ullenhoff on
i h has
been in
in c c o o rrec
u n ­ hlR Cry8‘a ‘ S p rin g farm n ear C ottrell
th e school en ro llm en t. T h ree h hun-
dred and ten pupils
n tin ilH
h o ,,» ____
, 1 T he T he
lu m lum
b er ber w as a _
have
enrolled
p _
ro , d u ct of th e
The O pen S ea so n on
since th e beginning of th e school y ear Jones L um ber com pany.
P o w er to S tart
P o w er to S top
and n early th a t num ber a re now in the
M embers of the G resham E pw orth
school.
L eague w ent to th e S unnyside M. E
T he pot luck su p p er of th e A rem e ch u rch last T uesday evening to atten d ,
“Let your next car be a Riiick”
club on T uesday evening was a g rea t th e In stitu te w hich d raw s to a close -
success. Many E astern S ta r and Ma- I next
,,CAl Sunday.
n «naay. Rev. A. S. H
Hlsey
isey will I
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s s s r s E
i r s s e
a
E
i -
th e ir fam
ilies pieNUlll
w ere p resen t preach to “ >e - young
t sons and
.
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--- people next Sun- '
I to
to e enjoy
th e occa- I day aftern o o n nt
term in ates Sunday, O ctober 28.
n jo y the sociability of th*»
a t th a t „1----
place. o,.
T hose I
11 s io n . After su p p er th e ch ild ren en ­ who atten d ed last T uesday w ere:
All W ork G u aran teed
gaged in gam es and a p ro g ram of m u ­ Rev A. S. H isey, M yrtle R usher,
sic and read in g s w as given. Miss B eatrice Jack so n , D ella Lewis, Mil­
M r. H u n te r will w ant to m ake
H o re n ce Honey played a piano «olo I o dred
rea M
M cKinney,
cKinney, R
R aym
aym ond
ond Rogers,
I
the m ost of the rem aining open sea­
an.l
Mrs.
Clyde
R
uegg
and
Mrs.
Ja
m
es
F
re
''
G
halker
and
Vern
S
ch
iller
l
‘««o. udineH
—
» m i o c n u ie r.
son. \\'e have ju s t received an ex­
» r erlin
v g a duet.
‘ Uet A
A a q u u a a rfp
r,e t t co n sistin g I It
h is
ls boned
hoped a larg e p ro p o rtio n of the
Phone 1228
of
A.vlsworth,
cellent line of H u n tin g Vests, C oats
Al f- W.
,
...... . Miss u G e ertru
i m in d e e v ,,ters of School D istrict No. 4 w ill
A lexander, Mrs. A.vlsworth
A vlsw orth and Dr.
n- W
u- atten
a tte n d d th
th e e school
achnnt m eeting . tom
__ orrow
C artridge B elts and Pack Sacks,
i J. Ott sang, and read in g s w ere given • S atu rd ay ) aftern o o n at 2:30 a t th e
by Mrs. I), q . Ha r r y and Wm C(),
which we are anxious to show you.
new schoolhouse and show an in te re st
dori.
in th e school and th e problem s con­
G uests at th e home of Mr. and Mrs fro n tin g th e school board.
Leslie St. C lair and Mrs. H. M. Shaw
W e can supply you w ith G uns,
W. K. H am ilton received a fall
, th is week a re Mrs. H. Donley of Spo­ w hich resu lted in th e fra c tu re of his
■ »inniunition and Licenses.
k an e and her g ran d d a u g h ter, B arb ara heel bone and w hich w ill lay him up
T hanksgiving is C om ing and you will need SUET.
Je an A shw orth. Mr. and Mrs. Lee for sev eral w eeks. He w as on a lad ­
Shaw and baby of W asco and Mrs. d er only about th re e feet from the
Order now and avoid disappointment.
G ran t Shaw of P o rtland.
ground w hen It broke and he stru ck
C onsiderable w ork has been done th e gro u n d in such a m an n er as to
BRESIIAM ♦IEAT MARKET
recen tly on th e high school bungalow , tu rn the foot u n d er and fra c tu re the
w hich has been raised, th e plum bing bone.
i rep a ire d and o th erw ise im proved.
P ercy P u lfe r w as given a su rp rise
P o w . li stre e t, G resham
I A sixteen-foot bridge, 128 feet long, on W ednesday evening. O ctober 24, on
exten d in g from south Main stree t the occasion of his b irth d a y bv his
acro ss Johnson creek to th e flats Is m other. Mrs. H. J. P u lfe r and siste r
being built by F ran k Jo n es for R. L. L etitia. Sixteen young people w ere
Stafford.
Mr. Stafford recen tly a c ­ p resen t an d th e evening w as spent
q uired m any lots in th e B .m n e 'a d d i­ w ith gam es and m usic and re fre sh ­
tion and secured an o rd er from th e m en ts w ere served. H allow e en ideas
Gresham, Oregon
council closing one sh o rt street next w ere c a rrie d out in d eco ratio n s and
to th e p ickle factory. The bridge Is refre sh m e n ts. T he affair w as a com ­
Phone 1421
being built to give easy access to th e p lete, su rp rise.
J p ro p erty along Jo h n so n creek
It
T elephone w o rk ers and th e ir friends
I Will lie a
s i i b < t . , , i t i a | h r | ,|
to th e num ber of i s w ent in a body to
The Value of
y
th e new home of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
N o rth ru p , nee H en g stler, lust night
and gave them a su rp rise. Lunch was
tak en and a gift for th e hom e w as left
by th e visitors.
T ' ? : r' raarkaWf «ro'« h of livestock raising in Pari-
An im p o rta n t com m ittee m eeting
was
held
In
the
city
hall
last
n
ig
h
t
of
" ho wants Quality and St re
citizens in terested in th e co n tin u atio n
prices
amplified bv the astonnding’ f i g u r e ^ -
7 '
of th e M ultnom ah County fair. The
cap n ai .„v estm en t of over a H A L F -B IL L IO N T O l '
exentng was spent In an alyzing the
co nditions and d iscussing suggested
L A R S in d airy an d beef c a t t l e K«r»e u
plans. Two m em bers of th e fa ir board
N o r Jo es this ¡„ d u d e the tu rn o v er V n Z d “
w ere present, Messrs Ilo w ltt and Brug- J
year.
n Pr°d u ctio n each
ger.
It was felt to be a very Im p o rt-;
onic ( iron n
S m » lers C atsup
nnt m a tte r and th e com m ittee desires
W a lm i:
( iood
th e cooperation of all who are In ter­
Large bottle
Pinch of price or’^ r X e ^ ^
fee: the
M a careni
3 lbs. fGr G9,
ested
A nother m eeting is called for
23c
next Monday evening at 8 o’clock at
one-stock producing sections it-.i
*?s <io one_crop or
th e city hall. An effort will be made
balanced rations, equalize the rn i ,lced Production, like
to secure a la rg e r atten d an ce of b u s l-1
act the bad.
gOo<1 elem ents and counter-
ness people and others.
ai
N atu rallv . th e re is n „ n i . _
well s u s t a i n s « Itricu ltu ?il p r X r l t v V ^ k in w‘ " developed and
Nilllow e’en Good«.
Ju st received from H olland.
H
allow
e’en
will
soon
he
h
ere
1
everal Choice Colors
have m asks, g arla n d s, fav o rs la n ­
\ ow is the ti
«r
Kxtra Choice I,ot
tin * g or out-
. . me for r pot
- ' t p lan
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te rn s and h ats
Mrs. B oughner. N o v -
|
elty
Store.
s i i l e n e i ding for Sprint
Fairview , Oregon
I
1J w 3 pack, 2 cans....
? l ' AR'''Best Cane’ 10 P°l,nds for
93c
SPECIAL !
FiOITD T.
- - - , ' ± TI,C
Thin Blown Glass Tumblers, each
» » * f„r
$1.69
irc
«» h * g
HEPP’S RACKET | STORE
stores
Chinese Pheasants
m .^,N STREET GARAGE
L. L. KIDDER HDW. CO.
$540,731,000 Worth of Livestock
PARTICULAR GROCERY BUYER
SAT! 1H)AY AND
MONDAY (,
ROCERY BULLETIN
Ih
2 bulbs for 25c,
Per D oz. $ 1 .4 5
P er D ozen 75c
A d d itio n a l W ant A d s
Too L ate to C lassify.
O u r Fresh Ve etab
th m g you nt i the u av vi and F ru it Stock i s c unplet e ami ot the best
piahty. b \ erv
h i like it.
If vou
to • n e vou
an t come, phone 1451
p
Hir busine
A. W. METZGER & CO.
The WINCHESTER Store
' , , f ^ m Eh,lL k R O ’ ’ ,i • '« ’• ' « K l t K I . s fo r ml.»
fro m h la li g ra d e s to - k . Corot- .-a rlv anU
h a v '. . n r , - t „ „
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McKs? r
F a ir v ie w , |>hn»e M l.
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3",'O lbs. >•* E Ht ilir,. Fairview t >r *
[» T R A Y
rtl*o u t
Pl to
FIRST STATE BANK
Gresham, Oregon
ca m e to m v p »«v on o r
U. , >»» n e r c a r h a » , ra m .
K p r o p e r ty a n d im y
fo r th is
k r. p ii» r
K<1win I
phone* <Ire a h a m 2:
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'a
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)NK s o w ano n o s f.
, urry. Gresham phons •»». sale
1’ l. K A N
G O T T o .N i : \ , ; s w \ \ T F I >
. . . r r a l l a o r he«»-» undrr»»
I cvnta a pound
Outlook
M m .
BEE!
,h e »<"■•«> w ith 100 nock,,..
. Evening of November 22._x d v
(«al! (nal! ( „„ij
nrn , coal •** B urten YValrad G resh
■ m. phone 14H
o re s n